Health & Performance Blogs
Fueling the elite tennis athlete in < 500 words!
Tennis is a high-intensity, intermittent sport requiring explosive power, endurance, and focus. Matches can last from 45 minutes to 5+ hours, often in hot, humid conditions.
Understanding Vasovagal Syncope in Athletes
Vasovagal syncope, sometimes called vasovagal syndrome, is surprisingly common. Up to one-third of people experience at least one episode in their lifetime, and by age 60, that number rises to around 40%. For runners and student athletes, it can be especially frustrating and discouraging.
Fueling the Elite Youth Hockey Athlete for Greatness!
Youth hockey is fast, physical, and demanding. In this post, I share a simple, science-based game plan parents and coaches can use to help players stay strong and energized all season long. The foundation? Hydration, quality fuel for working muscles, and smart post-game recovery.
Nutrition for the Plant-Based and Vegan Student Athlete
This blog will identify the key difference between plant-based and animal proteins, considerations to make with plant-based diets, and strategies for athletes to implement a plant-based way of eating and perform at their best.
Why Runners and Female Athletes Can’t Afford to Overlook Vitamin B12
For runners, jumpers, throwers, swimmers, and distance athletes, every second counts. You train hard, monitor your nutrition, and grind through fatigue. But what if you’re doing everything “right” and still feel off? Perhaps you were like one of our many runners who struggled with poor focus, chronic fatigue, mood swings, brain fog, forgetfulness or sluggish recovery? You might be low in vitamin B12—and not even know it!
Under-fueling without realizing it